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T~ ~~ i~~ ~, ', ~` r L'P /]~..,~. ,~. 7 - -•- - NUMBER M)02.3 ---~,:., EATR(E . ROYAL, DRURY4LAN E. • `THIS PRESENT EVENrNG, Sept. 24, 1808, Will be performed • THE .COUNTRY GIRL. Moody, Mr. WROUG EITON Harcotirt, Mr. POW ELL ; Sparkish, Mr. PALMER ; , • Belville, Mr. I-1 T)l.. LAND: ; Miss Peggy (the Country Girl), Mrs: IORDAN ; . Alithea, Miss MELLON: WITH • ELLA ROSENBERG._ • The El ec t or, Mr. I(A?MOND4; Colonel Mountfort, Mr. DE CAMP; Rosenberg, Mr. P UTIVAM ; Storm, Mr. BANNISTER ; . . Flutrerman, Mr. pENL EY .Ella Rosenberg, Mrs. H. I DDONS NIiSs:RAY t Mrs. Futterman, Mrs. SPARKS. With a DANCE, compose 4 by Mr. D' Eo v ILLE. Caller Boxes 63.. Secohd Price 3 s:` Pit 3s. 6d. SeeOptl . Price 2s.—• Y zs. Second Price is.----Upper Gallery is. Second rice 6d.---No Money to be retdrned. Places itn. the Jinxes to be taken ‘'t . Mr. Spring, at the 13ex -o.ifice, Russell -street. The DoorS to be opened at Half past . Five, and 'begin at Half past Six'. OR Tuesday, the new Drama of The Mysterious Bride ; With the Farce of The Three and the Deuce. on Thursd.4v will be produced (never ailed) a Muskat -41.1terpiece, called The Fortune OPERA-HOUSE, HAY-MARKgT, . . , . . • Sept. 24. . ; lag.: . THE PUBLIC are res p e a . folly inteirrned, that ...„1, Their. M.4sties' Servants; late of the THEATRE 1 “) YA 1., hi CO VENT-GAADEN, will .Re-comtnence -their' Performanojs - at : the K(NG's THF,ATKE; -111.-..X:17' 1 4 /I ON DAY EV I.:NINe;,. With the Tragedy Of .. DOUGLAS. - - . . Lady Rannolph, ;•virs. SI DDO NS. / And the Musical Entertainment of - - RA. • ~ , ,• Place ROSIN A.. for the Boxes I,_, be taken of Mr. Brandcn, at the Office, in tae Hay-markei N.B. The p ri ncipal. Entran ce to the Pit will be from Market-lati e . • , . . EXCISE OFFICE, LONDON. . - Sept_ 16, 13 0 8. WHEREAS RoBERT ALL ANSON - and • • - 1 0 1-IN . Whi fAr, E It, Or I..licast- 7, Ta , ners, is; and OilTawe Leo n er I )i-esser, staid char,.; with hay. lag feloniously coun*erteited, or rorge , d Siam ' , or Mark to Tesetn ble the Stamp or M ark provick-d, in purs,..anc• Of . the .Aos of Parliament in that behalf made, to de; ote toe chaff,- 'ngof the buties of Excisq' upon Leather by t h em nianu fa ti ure d, The Commissioners of Ekcise„ in order to bring thesP Offender; to justice, do, hereby' promise a reward of One iiundied Pounds t . any Person, or Person's, who shall ap- Pretiend.tlitnn, or either of them, ordascover thetri, co either o f tnem; so that he or they may be apprebviideil and con eted. By Oider of the Board, TEW. ltUß'f'o N, Sec. Robert Allanson is about 37 years of age, a wail matte Than, about s feet 7 inches high, of a pleasant counten,nce, rather ruddy complexion, hazel eyes, red hair and e)e-bro-;4S, face and hands. freckl t, -,r t r 4etteral I y wears blue coat, Itglat coloured waistcoat, and leather tirceches. l o hn'Whitaker is 4N.hit 4o . .years of age, 'a short made man, 4.bout 5 fe et 6 inches „higli„ round hie.. dark sw ar thy corn- PleNion,' black eyed and eyc-brows, and black hair, and ge br neral!) , tre. coat wears a ii, black waistcoat , and leather e c h, s. ' - 4 Y............... 1. . . . . THE LONDON GENUINE WINE COMBANY, 31-, STRAND. ' . . T HE_ - Public are informed the . above Compa9y is _ tOrminA Wipe Establishments in Spain and Portugal, INlnch sli,til,2 they are determined, prodth.e the pure exhi -I_!r•iting f u i ce of the Grape, fr e e fr o m Brandy ; and in miter Mat they 'nay be satisfied it .retains those salutary qualities .Utieri bottled the attiu&Patthers make the folio Atli. d avit : ' (COP,Y.) ; ISAAC TOOK E and AUGUST US TODD make Oath Ctanp a s 4 Y, that al? W I N E S sold by the London Gcatine Wine ny, or on their account, are pure and unadvlterated. - ISAAC TOOKE., AUGUSTUS 'FO.DD. Sep tember, Sworn at the -Mansion House, London, this t 6th Day of 1 808, betore me, Prices -01 P 101-IN ANSLEY., Mayor. Sherry, AR - Sos —Ditto from the *Wood, +lg..— _ vidnnia,' —Lisbon, Rich and Dry, 44 5 :. Bm.ellas, 48s. tto. Claret, r —Ma deira, 7is:—East India _i ' • WANTED ...TO RENT, IN ANY PART OF ENG .-A' - ' LAN. ~ SMALL FARM, D- wh er e the Deputation or a tai,,, l. Alano r , or •sectitect Liberty of Sporting, may be ob- F neat Cottage, or small House, but a would..be piete , r . rett ; z t e ib te r. re i nc : t r .h lio s u ) s e e w0u1d ....f0 be slitliT,if a stutabte Stow ' a °-- -ee re • 1 d- Tire AtiV-rii - er will give respeetable D irea £orA. B. 2 J. Evans, Printer of The Mercury, Bristol. TTO BE LET I'. Completely Furnished, - SMALL HOUSE, at the West End of th e Town, ne , r•Witnpule-street, till the, micWia of Fe.. binary, at a very moderate Rent, as the care of tile I-unit ture is the principal—Jbjet. A `; topply or- to squa Aire. - r. Staab, Uphol sterer , G rosvenon.street, sven WALTONS, IN ESSEX. 043 E LETT, fora Term of Ye ars , UNFURNI SHED, and Entered on immediately, I.lrnE MANSION-HOUSE, called WALTONS, tdi. with its Paddock, Gardens:anti Pleasure g rounds, con. A r nng about E;ghty Acres, situate in the Village s„ r f . t ''• E ssex, and on the Borders ot k Cambrid.,;eshire and t """,, beautitut-and very healilv part of the Country ; .ogether with the privilege of , Sporting on several surround 111g Manors and large Farms which abound with Game. ' F or , parti cu l ars apply to Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dunrnow, -Bg.l.tx•; ' L xleY and Stocker,inicdmbe, ison Loe, EFs Messrs'. Furniv E aPs.i t nn, Londdgon.ex ;or ENCYCLOPIEDIA: 13R1TANNICA. 14 'lids Day w a s published, °4 l'Y printed on a fine wove paper, in 4to. with great - Im provements, Vol. 14, Part 7, - p f rice ass. board s , o ENCYCLOF CDIA BRITANNICA ; or, THE A Dictionary of Arts, ~ciences, and Miscdllineotts Li- • tcrature ; constructed on a Plan; in which the different S.citu.es and Arts are digested imp the form of divine} 'flea— S) stems-, comprehending th e History, Theory, and. ratlice of each, - according to the late4t Discoveries and liu p;ovemerits. • ildodi discant, et ernent meminisse periti. si Pfinted by the Proprietor, - A. Bell, ior Vern.;.r, Hood, and ..;1:e. 31, P ou l try, London. 4,4' or pi 1111ing of tai l popular Work which t2,c,00 th e T were h:rd Edition) i s so forwa:d, that the Proprietor Po6li c :ttion of Part i•yery Weeks ; and . Witole w il t be coutFleted in Two VcarS. Is rat I ot rri vr,,, 17174 kr:4 41 -14 SAI I (1.1: DA Y, LEFT HIS HOME. I F the YOUNG MAN' who left - his home, in theineiglibourhood oEWalcot-place , Lambeth, on I%,td nesday,Night last, the zest inst. will intormlis disconsolate Parents of his intention:;, with a view of renderih , the same' more coinforiable, it make them happy ! It9t should lie persiSt in silence after this Notice, his Person and Name will be made public.. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. MORETON AND MAGDALEN LAVER, IN ESSEX. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, • By Order.Of the Commissi.iners appointed for. the Redemp tion ai t Sale pf the I.a. N 1 Tax in the County of Essex, By JOHN BARNARD, On Satgrday, the ist Day of October, 18:i8, at Twelve c'ClOttat Noon, at the Crown Inn, in Chippiog ()rigor, in TwO LOis, LOT L A, VALUABLE -FREEHOLD ESTATE., called I — l s -NEWHOUSE, otherwise the WOOD "1::VIZWI, in Moreton, in Essex, - comprising a good Farmhouse, Yards, Gardens, and Orcb,rd, and. all_ necessary. Out.buildings, and about 157 Acreaof Lad, whereot upwards of 57. Acre.a.are very - rich . Meadow and Pasture, and the remai•nAer fine Ara ble Land, , now in, the occupation of Mr. White, as Tenant tiom Y,:ar to Year, who 'has had Notice to ,, quit .at Michael. thas next. Loo 11. A Valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, • called MO LL .IANa, in Magdalen Layer, in Essex, com prising a good Farmhouse, Yard, and Gardens and all ne ccssary"Out.:buildings, 'and'abotit, zz Adres of Land, whereof is Acres are MeadoW and Pasture, 100 Acres Arable, and the ,remaining 8 acres .are wood ovum! .; are - in the. occupation of Mr. ]amts Reynolds,.asoTena;it trotn Year to,Year, and who ha's hart Notice to quit at NtLhathnas . .next. " •.The Farm-hoine and about t.a acres-of the Land are C9py holo ntt hLsMai)or .9( Magdalen Laver, and are, subject to an Annual rt Rent or gs. 6d. and "to a Fine Arbit:..ry on ail. niissio!!, and to a p'erpztu.:l Annuity of zal.' Iv four . poor Widows, and the tepairs of four Cottages, in Littie Eiston, in Essex. • - • • • • . . . „ . .. . . The 'caoa . Tax upon 'e . .:ch Lot is redeemed . . N. B. The Purchaser of cti:il Lot is to pay for the Timber therein; in adAition to the Pardhase.maney, according to a Va luation which has been made by. a respeaatkie ,Surveyor,,and whicii will be produced at the Sale. 'i :le respectiverch.oitS will spew the PreMiks,N. Fur furiirer Particulars apply to Mr. Wade; of • Dunmort, Essex ; N'les;rs..Barbor an 4 Brown„ .Solicitors, . Fetter-lane, Lunt - toil.; .Messrs., Exley and Stucker, Solicitors, London ; Mr. - Vinicombe, - at Eistnn• Lodge, Essex; of Mr. Barnard, the Audioneer, at Tbaxtett Parsonage, Essex. , Printed Parric,,Lrs awl Conditions of Sale will be distri buted'at the Priticipta Inns in the 11,"igtibOnfhooa 14 days prior. to •the Sale.• , S.AFFRON WALDEN„AND.ASHDON,. IN ESSEX.' 'To IIL SOLD•IIY AUC By Orderofthe Commissioners appointed Ibr the Redemption and Sale of the Lana Tax tor. County.of y.ssex, By JOON BAIINABD, • On Saturday ' toe Sth Day of O c t o b er , t B.B, at Iwelve o'Clock ar Noon, at th,l. Rose -and Crown Irtn , in Saffron' Walden;'in Three Lots, • LOT I. • L 4 t VALUABLE _FREEHOLD' FARM; called• cLoi-roNS, in Satuon Walden and Aslidoo, com prising a good Farm House, Yards, an,l Garden, with all necessary Ont - buildings, and about isa ACrep Of good Arable . and Pasture Land, in the occupation of r Mr..flockley,_ as ".k enant it on car to year, sod who has had notice to quit at , Michaelmas next. LOT II p war. is of Ten Acres of Copyiold Land, Nut Arable and part Pasture, tying in Saff ron tV a ht en a f oresa id, i n t h e oc cupation of the sAidiloine'llockley, who has.had the like notice na quit: _ _ . . . This is.-Iteldof'the Manor of Chi. ping Walden, in Essex, and subject to a Fine Arbitrary on Admission, and a small Annual Quit Rent. i.v•r 111, A valuable Freehold Fain, called P UQ,D LE W lIA RT, in Ashton atbtesaid ; comprising ,a good Farm House, with all necessary Outbuildings, and about Forty-five Acres of very good Arable and Pasture Land, in - the occupation of the said'. I lockley, who has had the like notice to quit. The Land. tax vpon each Lot is Redeemed. N. p. The Purchaser of each Lot is to pay for the Timber :thereon, in addition to the Purchase-money, according toa Va.. I ua tion made by a respectable Siviveyor, and to be produced at the Sale,; and also to pay the present Tenant for;the land-ditching, and I in provements, according to an lnyentory and Valuation to be produced at the Sale. • ' The Tenant will shery the Premises. • . - For further la apply to Mr. Wade, of Dunmovi, E ssex ; • Nlessrs 'Earbor .nLI Drown; Solicitors Fetter lane, London'; Mess rs . E x l ey an d Stoc k er, Furniv;Ps•l nu; Lcl. don; Mr. Vinicombe, at Eiston Lodge, Essex; or Mr. Barnard, Auctioneer, at Thaxted• 'Parscinage, Essex. Printed 'Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be distri buted at the - principal I nns in the neighboyrhood, r 4 days pre viotiA to the Sale, and may be had of Mr. Peru, Solicitor, Abingdon, near Linton. • R.L.NOVATIiD REALTII. *• - - TT has been too frequently the. subjea of jot . and gpieral reprobation, that men destitute ofthe elempts of the medical "art have ollered therriselveS as candidates for public patronage in the pr o fessi on o f phy s i c . F or the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies.andexperience,Ad to.prevent us - from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent . pretercsions,have; . tinfOrtunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faitlif.il statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. Afrei having receiv,:d a regular medical, educa tion as the pupils of Messrs. t:.; rinded and Blizard, whoSe lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and sutteons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that-justly celebrated IcMool for Medical acquire ment, '.he Royil Coile i ze of Eninbure.h. and_were instrueled in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, • chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c.. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, •Black, Duncan and Rutherford; We trust we shall not bmeemed presumptuous iii saying that onkproficiency and _acquirements are ii inconsiderable. Having for along series of years made Yegereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debil;ty, the particular Objedof oar studies and pradice„ it will, we hope, be all)wed that we hare at . ..'q , •;red SuperiOr knowledge of their treatment and cure. In si t and recent cases of irifeCtion a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days i and in t,Lose of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed or success, a - proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sale . and rdiical cure. Amidst ;he inelarichoiy variety of disorders which are the enacts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued 'by the youth of bdth.sexes, there .are none' more alarming or tore distressing than those , deticienen:s and debilities which fre= queritly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To'such persohs it must he a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible moue oftreatmetil, be restored•tothat greatest of all human blessings, a 81roog, manly, and vigor ous tobst;, , ation. In all 'case's or debility, fr. t.n whatever causearismg, as well as in every species of venereal intection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the:great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from tertto three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night: Patients in the .country a - re requested t. 2 state the pa rticu larQ..of tliwi; case, age, and general habit of living, 4ce. Src.- in. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the snipe will be given, or sent to any part of-the kingdom. 'To ensure • that secrecy - so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters ally - be ad.ted to the,account tor medicines.. 'QUIZ E and Co. Surgeons, No. 1,4, 'Hation-garden. Messrs. 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